The New-Hampshire Baptist register
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Your committee hail with joy his appointment, as a measure pro
mising great and important results.
Your committee learn with pleasure that the Board have secured
the services of two valuable Missionaries, Willard and Shelden,
with their wives, to join Porchat and Wilmarth in France; also,
that they have designated a colored brother to Hayti.
The completion of the whole Bible in the Burman language, opens
a wide field of labor, which ought thankfully and perseveringly to be
cultivated; until every son and daughter of Burmah are permitted
to read, how they may escape an Eterral Hell." Viewing these
enlarged operations, in connexion with tie fact, that the Treasury
is now, for the first time, almost empty, the inference is irresistible,
that, while we are called upon by every consideration that is soul
stirring, to increase our contributions for Home Missions, Domestic
Missions, and Ministerial Education, we nust increase and greatly
increase our contributions to the Foreign Mission Treasury.
Your committee feel, that the death of those Missionaries above
mentioned, and the numerous instances in vhich the lives of others
have been periled, ought forcibly to remind us of our dependence
upon Him, "in whose hand our breath is," and of our duty to'perse
vere in prayer for the lives, health, and success of those who are
yet spared.
In closing their Report, your committee would offer the follow
ing resolutions:
Resolved, That this Convention cordially responds to the appeal
of the Baptist General Convention, for thesupport and enlargement
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The New-Hampshire Baptist register. (1835). Concord, N.H., 1835-12-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020396/1835-12-03/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New-Hampshire Baptist register, 1835-12-03.
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